Sentence examples for commitments to hire in from inspiring English sources
A senior White House adviser for her father, the younger Trump has praised the president's new National Council for the American Worker and U.S. companies' commitments to hire in the U.S. Twitter users didn't hold back their criticism.
American generals held discussions with senior Iraqi government officials in recent days and won a renewed commitment to hire the Awakening members in government jobs, said Colonel Kulmayer, citing a resolution issued Tuesday by the Council of Ministers, the Iraqi cabinet.
"The union won modest pay increases and some protection from district layoffs and firings, but also won a commitment to hire 600 new teachers in art, music and other 'enrichment' courses and got the school district to promise to hire more counselors, supply textbooks by the first day of school and include a parent representative on a class-size review committee.
He gave more details on a proposed "responsibility pact" that would introduce tax cuts for firms in return for a commitment to hire more workers.
The agreement also includes a commitment to hire 5,000 workers over four years, which will help reverse reductions in services, said coalition chairwoman Cheryl Parisi.
Global fees would be assessed upon commitment to hire a HCW and programmatically supported by domestic legislation to ensure collection and transfer of fees to the Fund.
Both prospective employers and HCWs would be subject to a pre-qualification process and registration with the agency, with the employer paying a fee upon commitment to hire a candidate.
In that sense he's an excellent role model for other CEOs, especially in his commitment to hiring and developing smart people and giving them an environment where they can flourish.
Companies that participate in disability-specific career fairs like ours are signaling their commitment to hiring an inclusive workforce -- making it more likely a candidate will disclose their disability.
